Day 1 - Bench/Upper back/Lower assistance (squat focus)
Day 2 - Light cardio 20-30 mins, stretching
Day 3 - Squat/Upper assist (pec)/Posterior chain assistance
Day 4 - Off
Day 5 - Deadlift/Upper assist (shoulder)/Misc (quads, abs, etc)
Day 6 - Cardio intervals 15-20 mins, stretching
Day 7 - Off
Again, "deadlift" doesn't mean deadlifts necessarily, but some major deadlift movement like good mornings, deads, etc..
Recent exploits: (not impressive, but improving)
Bench - 235x5
Press - 145x4 (terrible, but sadly this is about as good as I ever did)
Front squat - 225x5
Box squat - 275x5 (harder than I wanted), 315x1 (really easy)
Deadlift - 365x1 (easy, double overhand)
Good morning - 275x5
Glad to see that someone is forging his come back... Hope all is well.
ReplyDeleteNice work, Nathans. If you need some inspiration, here's the Russian Classification Chart:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.reactivetrainingsystems.com/articles/training-articles/282-the-russian-classification-chart
Works for me.
Welcome back from the land of wind and ghosts.
ReplyDeleteWoooo, Nate is back!
ReplyDeleteAnd Rene actually checked the blog!
Three cheers all around =).
Welcome back to serious training. What do you mean by "don't lift getting psyched up"? I can't imagine lifting heavy without the usual routine of ...
ReplyDelete-4 hrs --> -2 hrs: watch the Vogelphol XXX video (must wear flames hat)
-2 hrs --> -1 hr: general warmpup and light stretching (with rocky soundtrack in ipod).
-1 hr --> start: There are no sleds or prowlers in Tel-Aviv, so instead, just walk to the gym and practice some push-pull combination (such as throwing random people in random directions). Needless to say, the flames hat and rocky soundtrack are still on.
So Vogelphol does porn now?
ReplyDeletehehehe.
nice to see a come back in the works...